Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado

Have you been to see our newest exhibition, Happy Ever After, yet? Join us as we explore the forgotten history of Irish romance fiction, from Lady Morgan to Marian Keyes! moli.ie/exhibitions/...

Irish-Scottish Cultural Diplomacy and Relations event in Dublin (and online) this September @ria.ie

Programme and registration information can be found here:

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Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado: Partition was a male invention. How does an all-island view of women’s experiences shift dominant narratives? Engaging with women’s experiences of partition helps to advance our perception of an enduring trauma and overcome a border in our minds

My piece on women and partition in Ireland north and south is in today's @irishtimes.com for #IWD2025! It's an excerpt of my @arinsproject.bsky.social article 'Partition, Revolution & Alternative Futures in Irish Women's Fiction'! Link to my full essay is included. www.irishtimes.com/life-style/p...

Writer-in-Residence post for 2025-26: come and work with us! Grateful for reposts 🙏

Delighted to have asked to do the @iaphistorians.bsky.social annual lecture. All welcome #speirgorm #skystorians #irishhistory #history

Partition was a male invention. Gender impacted on how revolutionary events unfolded, and how partition was remembered Engaging with women’s experiences of partition helps to advance our perception of an enduring trauma and overcome a border in our minds

Partition was a male invention. Gender impacted on how revolutionary events unfolded, and how partition was remembered

First Irish language exhibition in Northern Ireland opens Young women from Coláiste Feirste in west Belfast were among those who put the exhibition together.

First Irish language exhibition in Northern Ireland opens. The Mná na hAthbheochana exhibition at the Public Record Office of Northern Ireland (PRONI) tells the story of the women who revived the use of the Irish language in the north of Ireland. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Great day at the Washington Forum on Northern Ireland
@georgetownuni.bsky.social to culminate #StPatricksDay Week in DC. Fruitful discussion of exciting developments & challenging issues 27 years post-GFA. Talks by Emma Little-Pengelly, Hilary Benn, Jon Boutcher of PSNI & more. Much to reflect on.

Books + delicious deli sandwiches = ideal!

It's tempting alright - Katz's is the best! There's lovely bubbly melted Swiss cheese buried somewhere in that meat mountain too. 😋

Back from a lovely wee jaunt to NYC for UCD's @ucddublin.bsky.social 'An Evening with Anne Enright' @thewrengirl.bsky.social, chaired by @mgtkell.bsky.social! Also made the requisite stops at Katz's Deli for pastrami on rye and matzo ball soup, and @strandbookstore.bsky.social for my biblio fix! 📚

Superb from @drdawnmiranda.bsky.social Irish partition was shaped largely by a few male decision-makers. Women at the time were largely ignored, & they remain too little consulted or considered on the question, north or south. Notable exceptions inc. @katyhayward.bsky.social

A timely article for #IWD25 for both parts of this island by the literary critic @drdawnmiranda.bsky.social

Great article by @drdawnmiranda.bsky.social

Very glad to hear it, Patrick! And great to connect with you here.

Thank you so much, Neil! I'm delighted that you enjoyed the article. I hope you're really well! 🌷

Thank you so much, Patrick! I'm really glad you enjoyed the piece. I hope you're keeping well! 🌸

Glad all is well with you, Hilary! Thanks very much for your interest in the longer article - I really appreciate it!

Spring can't come soon enough! Looking forward to seeing all of your lovely spring blooms, Diane. 💐

Thank you so much, Diane! I'm delighted that you enjoyed the piece. I hope you're keeping well! 💚

Thank you so much, Tim! I'm really glad that you like the piece and I hope you're keeping well. Agreed that women remain side-lined on this important issue!

Thank you very much for sharing the piece, Kieran. It is much appreciated. I enjoy reading your work on partition and the northern dimension of the Revolution!

Excellent - thank you! I'll report back!

Thank you so much, Hilary! I'm so pleased that you like the piece and I hope you're really well!

Thank you very much, Margaret! I'm really delighted that you enjoyed the piece. Your support truly means a lot to me!

Thank you so much, Caitríona! I'm delighted that you enjoyed the piece. Your project sounds fantastic - please do send me the link! Looking forward to listening in.

Warm thanks to Mary Minihan @irishtimes.com for publishing this piece. Many thanks also to @martindoyle.bsky.social for his kind support of my research. Sincere thanks to @johndoyle.bsky.social for commissioning this research for @arinsproject.bsky.social.

The free open-access link to my full journal article in Irish Studies in International Affairs is at the end of the IT piece. Very grateful for research funding by @arinsproject.bsky.social @ria.ie @ndirishstudies.bsky.social & a #MarkieviczAward @artscouncilireland.bsky.social to support this work.

Citing @siobhraaiken.bsky.social @lauramca.bsky.social @marg50.bsky.social Guy Beiner @bc-irish-studies.bsky.social Marie Coleman, Rebecca Graff-McRae, Jonathan Evershed, Fergal Keane, Susan McKay, Diane Urquhart @qubhistory.bsky.social @irishstudiesqub.bsky.social @qubelfastofficial.bsky.social

Dr Dawn Miranda Sherratt-Bado: Partition was a male invention. How does an all-island view of women’s experiences shift dominant narratives? Engaging with women’s experiences of partition helps to advance our perception of an enduring trauma and overcome a border in our minds

My piece on women and partition in Ireland north and south is in today's @irishtimes.com for #IWD2025! It's an excerpt of my @arinsproject.bsky.social article 'Partition, Revolution & Alternative Futures in Irish Women's Fiction'! Link to my full essay is included. www.irishtimes.com/life-style/p...